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Typecast
03:00
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Crawling out from underneath
The burning wreckage of who I used to be
They're calling me a liar but
There's oil in the water
Now I'm holding back from saying too much
Speaking my mind just leads into trouble
So I'll just sit and rot away here
Just tell me what I need to know
Am I a random name on the credit roll?
Am I another, am I another
Character that was written off this show?
I'm holding out for anything
To start a fire inside my restless brain
I'm standing on a wire but
My feet are getting tired
Now I'm holding back from moving too much
Easing my mind of all the attention
So I'll just stand and rot away here
Just tell me what I need to know
Am I a random name on the credit roll?
Am I another, am I another one
Left on the cutting room floor?
There's just one thing
Is that where you find me tomorrow?
Another character that was written off this show
When everything comes to an end
I will still be waiting
It's lonely when everything ends
But I will stay inside my skin
Just tell me what I need to know
Am I a random name on the credit roll
Am I another, am I another one
Left on the cutting room floor
There's just one thing
Is that where you find me tomorrow?
Another character that was written off this show
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